On the corresponding states law of the Yukawa fluid
arXiv:0801.3804 · doi:10.1063/1.2883694
Abstract
We have analyzed the currently available simulation results, as well as performed some additional Monte Carlo simulation for the hard-core attractive Yukawa fluid in order to study its corresponding state behavior. We show that the values of reduced surface tension map onto the master curve, and a universal equation of state can be obtained in the wide range of the attractive Yukawa tail length after a certain re-scaling of the number density. Some comparisons with other nonconformal potentials are presented and discussed.
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